Thanks to a generous grant from the Art Pratt Foundation of Old Mission Rotary, we have been able to bring much‑needed technology upgrades to several of our programs.

A key source of funding for Courage to Call will expire at the end of June. At the same time, there is real hope. The Aqualia Foundation has stepped forward with a transformational $250,000 gift to help sustain Courage to Call. Inspired by their generosity, an anonymous donor has created a $250,000 match.

TURN Behavioral Health Services is proud to announce the launch of the Behavioral Health Brief, a new podcast hosted by President & CEO Jim Callaghan that will explore the issues, insights, and human stories shaping behavioral health today.

Dr. Deepti Pandita, a nationally recognized physician leader in clinical informatics and internal medicine, has joined the TURN Board of Directors.

We’re grateful to share that our President & CEO, Jim Callaghan, has been named a finalist for the San Diego Business Journal’s 2026 CEO of the Year Award.

TURN was honored to host a press conference at the ACTION East program, where regional leaders gathered to highlight San Diego County’s progress as a statewide model for treatment‑focused public safety.

We are excited to highlight Berenice Sanchez, one of our dedicated Counselors at the San Bernardino DUI Program.

We are proud to announce that NISUP Program Manager Ron Stark has been recognized as a SDBJ Veteran Leader of Influencer for 2025.